Fit check
Is Rhythm Knights: Double Treble worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Rhythm-game fans who want a story-based campaign
- Players who prefer rhythm challenges using 2 to 4 keys
- Fans of the original game who want its remastered release included
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for conventional action combat may find the rhythm-based input central to the experience
- Players wanting a campaign substantially larger than the stated 20-plus levels may find its scope limited
- Players seeking online multiplayer or beatmap creation may prefer a different rhythm game
Our take on Rhythm Knights: Double Treble
Players who want conventional action combat will hit the main bounce point when the game requires rhythm-focused responses through its 2-4 key input system. Fans expecting the included remaster to add a full second campaign may also stop at its 7 returning levels.
What is Rhythm Knights: Double Treble?
Rhythm Knights: Double Treble is a hand-drawn rhythm fighter that continues the story after the original game.
It follows the Rhythm Knights as King Bearton returns with another plan against them. The game uses a new input system based on 2 to 4 keys and includes more than 20 levels. The package also contains Rhythm Knights: Reharmonized, a remastered release of the first game, with 7 levels from that edition. Its presentation combines colorful artwork with music-driven action. The credits name Dallen Larson as director and programmer, ZachJaDa as artist, Noobstack for music, and Umbre as guest artist for the Extra Pixels level.
How Rhythm Knights: Double Treble plays
- 01Story-Based Campaign
- The plot continues after the original game and centers on King Bearton's return.
- 02Over 20 Levels
- The new game includes more than 20 levels.
- 032-4 Key System
- Rhythm challenges use a new input method that requires between 2 and 4 keys.
- 04Remastered Original
- The package includes Rhythm Knights: Reharmonized, with 7 levels from the remastered first game.
Rhythm Knights: Double Treble compared to similar games
Intralism is a rhythm game focused on matching arcs to music, with beatmap creation, online multiplayer, and global rankings. Rhythm Knights: Double Treble instead combines rhythm input with a story-based fighter and includes more than 20 levels plus a remastered original game.
Rhythm Knights: Double Treble: platforms & release
Is Rhythm Knights: Double Treble worth it?
It is worth it if: rhythm-game fans who want a story-based campaign. Skip it if: players looking for conventional action combat may find the rhythm-based input central to the experience.
Where can I download Rhythm Knights: Double Treble?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Rhythm Knights: Double Treble's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Rhythm Knights: Double Treble on?
Windows only.
